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DL Industrial Pressure Data Logger
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Robust industrial self powered logger for recording up to 130,000 pressure values with a minimum logging interval time of 2 seconds. Select a pressure from 0 to 100 mbar to as high as 0 to 1000 bar gauge or absolute.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: from 0-100 mbar up to 0-1000 bar gauge or absolute
Accuracy: 0.1% FS > 500mbar, 0.25% FS <= 500mbar at room temperature
Memory Storage: 130,000 measured values, non volatile
Time Interval: 2sec to 24 hour
Power Supply: 3.6V Lithium battery size AA
Digital Communications: RS232 with USB adaptor option
Electrical Connection: RS232 cable with 2 or 5 m length of cable, optional USB adaptor
Pressure Connections: G1/4 female, G1/4 and G1/2 male
Media Compatibility: Stainless steel 316L and Viton, EPDM or Kalrez seal gaskets
Oil Filling: Silicone, ASEOL food grade, Halocarbon or PAO4
Dimensions: Body 73mm dia x 72mm long
Environmental Protection: IP67, anodised aluminium body with plastic TEKA form ELS cap
Special Features: Rugged design, wide choice of pressure ranges
Special Options: USB adaptor, Software for Pocket PC
Product Description
The DL pressure data logger has been designed to be used in most industrial and process environments benefitting from an all metal construction and IP67 environment protection. To facilitate a wide range of applications different pressure fittings, seal gaskets and pressure capsule oil-fills can be specified. For food and waste water applications a flush diaphragm can be specified to prevent the pressure port becoming blocked during use.
Download of logging procedures and upload of measured data is transferred via a RS232 cable connected between the logger and the computer. For use with USB ports a USB adaptor can also be specified. A software package is included with the data transfer cable managing the test results and setting up the logging procedures.
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